Fadlon, Aaron

Son of Julia and Sayid, was born on December 4, 1954 in Kfar Harutzim, the sixth of the eight children of the family, and attended the Hovav Elementary School in Bnei Zion and the Mossinsohn High School in Hod Sharon. He was a modest, shy boy with a developed sense of humor and a loud, rolling laugh. He was the good and merciful brother, who was always interested in everyone’s peace, and was ready to help with whatever was needed. Aaron liked very much sports mainly soccer and basketball. He followed the games closely and was proficient in the teams and games. At the beginning of November 1972, Aharon enlisted in the IDF and completed basic training as a mechanic and a tank mechanic during his compulsory army service. He completed a maintenance maintenance course and a maintenance maintenance course, and completed his studies in industrial engineering and management at Be’er Sheva College, where he continued to study in areas close to his profession in evening studies in civilian settings. , And radiating at any time no devotion And when he was thirty-one, he married Ruthie, who set up their home in Petach Tikvah, where they raised their three children: Moran, Galit and Oshri On February 4, 1998, Aharon died of a serious illness, forty three. Aharon was laid to rest in the Segula cemetery in Petah Tikva. After his death he was promoted to the rank of Major-General, and was survived by a wife, three children, a mother, two sisters, Miriam and Mazal, and four brothers – Yaakov, Moshe, Nissim and David. “Aharon served in my unit for about nine years and was revealed to me as a resourceful person, who displayed great motivation and self-discipline in his work, and always took care of his fellow man. And he respected every person as he was, and it was clear that he was not easily angry and comfortable to please him, and Aaron ran the storeroom of the tools and materials he was trusting in an exemplary and quiet manner, “Shalom House” inside the warehouse among the warehouse workers and took care of their needs tirelessly.